Mark Meadows starts post-White House job with conservative networking ‘hub’

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Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said he is joining former South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint’s Conservative Partnership Institute, a networking “hub” for conservative lawmakers.

Meadows, who is a former Republican congressman from North Carolina, said he will begin work to recruit more conservative legislators such as Rep. Jim Jordan and Sens. Ted Cruz, and Josh Hawley, who have been successful due partly to their large support networks and staff.

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